Titlebook: Orthopedic Surgical Oncology For Bone Tumors; A Case Study Atlas Harzem ?zger,Franklin H. Sim,Levent Eralp Book 2022 Springer Nature Switze

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When and Why Biological/Implant Reconstruction? on patient demographics, tumor properties, socioeconomic and psycho-socio-cultural factors, healthcare policies, the capabilities of the medical institution, and finally the skill, knowledge, and experience of the surgeon, most cases can be labeled as more suitable for either biological or non-biol

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Biological Sacral Reconstruction rates in this complex patient population [3–7]. We present a case of a patient with a large sacral chordoma who had a history of a previous intralesional surgery elsewhere. We treated this patient with a planned two stage anterior and posterior approach to the sacrum to allow for tumor extirpation

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